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The benefits of "Agile" cannot be realized without a framework that is: - predictable
- automated
- accelerated
- proven
- repeatable
By integrating a solid continuous integration process with an innovative Software Engineering Framework, OpenMake Software and Creoss together delivers the solutions that allow you to master the pace of agile development.
Attend: Mastering the Agile Pace @ Agile Alliance 2009 Take a S.E.A.T at the OpenMake Software & Creoss session Wednesday morning at 7:45 a.m., Stage 1
 | OpenMake Software releases the full potential of software development through both workflow and build automation. OpenMake Software understands that when build management is done properly, it improves the accuracy of software development, reduces development cycle times, facilitates enterprise level teamwork, and provides insight into the project's potential success or failure. These benefits provide you a high return on your build management investment. |  | More than just a novel concept, CREOSS Business Solutions has proven that our approach to deployment of technology provides your business with a competitive advantage. Efficient, Accountable, Productive, Low risk, are terms that our customers use to describe what capacity our software framework brings to their organization. CREOSS provides our customers with enormous advantage. Business and Information Technology leadership count on us daily to provide leadership to accomplish their most strategic or tactical technology assignments. Our customers realize the benefits of CREOSS' ability to scale. From strategic to tactical initiatives CREOSS can assist you in insuring that you can reach your "Key Performance Indicators." |
Whitepapers on Continuous Integration and OpenMake MeisterSmart Builds for Fast Continuous Integration
Accelerating your builds requires that your compile process be "smart". Learn how to execute "smart" builds for fast continuous integration. Build Automation the next wave in agile methods Learn how build automation, combined with build management, can accelerate your continuous integration builds. Understand distributed builds, distributed processing, server pooling and parallelized builds. Upcoming Webinars on Continuous Integration and OpenMake Meister| | | Get the low down on OpenMake Mojo and Meister 7.3 Presented by Steve Taylor, CTO, OpenMake Software
Accelerated software compiles for Java and C/C++, extended support of MyEclipse, Apache, Jboss, Weblogic and Eclipse C/C++, enhanced continuous integration features, integrations to new ALM tools, and a brand new web management console are just a few of the new features you will enjoy in Openmake Mojo, Mojo Max and Meister 7.3. Join Steve Taylor, CTO of OpenMake Software for a review of our 7.3 release and see for yourself how both build and workflow automation combined with continuous integration provides a 100% complete build to release management solution. | | | | | | | Smart Builds for Fast Continuous Integration Thursday, September 3rd, 2009 1:00 - 2:00 CST (2:00-3:00 EST) Presented by Steve Taylor, CTO, OpenMake Software and Mark Manzo, VP Sales, OpenMake Software. So you’ve decided to pursue a more agile approach to software development and are now faced with the challenge of retrofitting your old procedures into a new leaner methodology. What you must recognize in agile development is that the processes that once took you several days or weeks to complete will now need to be compressed into a time frame that is as short as a single source code check-in. In other words, speed, accuracy and consistency have never been more important. Smart builds are the answer. This webinar will focus on the challenges developers face in supporting the software compile and link step of the continuous integration process. Improving and accelerating your compile and link process is the core component of your continuous integration efforts and should not be ignored. Your old process for executing compiles will no doubt impede your efforts in CI builds. A new way of managing and automating your software compiles is absolutely necessary. Learn how you can create "smart" builds that will improve the continuous integration process with OpenMake Meister. |
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